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so of course very limited compared to the daily volume of flights at air france. so don't expect too much negative impact here. also of course nyse as the new york stock exchange will remain closed today. this is going to have an impact also on the nyse share price could suffer, although once again rather limited compared to the revenue of the company. that's all we can say for the time being. back to you. >> definitely an interesting debate whether or whether not the storm will have a long lasting impact. from the american views, we know that we are overblowing it a little bit and that it's actually all calming down. now let's have a look at the atx. up 1.1% as we speak. the market likes what they had to say andle also we exclusively spoke to the ceo and asked him how he actually managed the turn around of erste. >> we cleaned up a lot of things a year ago and this year is just a normal quarter. results are okay given the circumstances, we're quite happy with it. they're good, but not good enough. and in reality, it's a reflection of the economic situation of our
so of course very limited compared to the daily volume of flights at air france. so don't expect too much negative impact here. also of course nyse as the new york stock exchange will remain closed today. this is going to have an impact also on the nyse share price could suffer, although once again rather limited compared to the revenue of the company. that's all we can say for the time being. back to you. >> definitely an interesting debate whether or whether not the storm will have a...
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we've got the cac in france opening higher. this is the biggest decliner on the cac this morning. the company has been battling us. markets declining across the global sphere. we've also had some numbers saying that they recorded a loss for a share of 42 cents. also on the dividend front. stephane has been following this. stephane, good morning. >> good morning to you. the numbers for the third quarter are not very good. net loss of $709 million. we were expecting a full loss. $193 million. below expectations and the core profit of the company was in line with expectations but it's the lowest one in three years. what's going on? of course the company is facing the crisis in europe and it's also facing the slowdown of the chinese growth. that's the main issue. the global demand for steel this year will increase by 2.1%, to compare with a forecast of 3.6% in april, to compare with a strong growth of more than 6% last year. on a positive note, the business conditions improving in year with the destocking trend. that being said, the ceo of the company believes that the business enviro
we've got the cac in france opening higher. this is the biggest decliner on the cac this morning. the company has been battling us. markets declining across the global sphere. we've also had some numbers saying that they recorded a loss for a share of 42 cents. also on the dividend front. stephane has been following this. stephane, good morning. >> good morning to you. the numbers for the third quarter are not very good. net loss of $709 million. we were expecting a full loss. $193...
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where is she in france? >> the public service announcement. >> call somebody, have a conversation. >> go see them, knock on their door. >> it's free. >> pop for osch-kosh. >> carl icahn making a tender offer. i don't own it, though, i don't know what's going to happen. it was an aggressive move, i've got to say that, but i think it'll play out. it's trading lower than his offer, which makes me actually a little bit nervous. wouldn't play. >> pop here for freeport mac up 2%. >> look, these people are chasing mining stocks, coal stocks, watch out for this stuff, when it falls, it falls hard. on a romney win tonight or thereafter out of that, you want to be watching that dollar and watching these stocks going back down. >> it's all joy to you now. >> that's true. >> see that? old habits die hard. >> you thought you were going to trick me. >> it's like -- >> i think piper jaffray had some positive comments the other day. this is a classic relief rally with a couple more bucks in it to the up side. >> a pop here
where is she in france? >> the public service announcement. >> call somebody, have a conversation. >> go see them, knock on their door. >> it's free. >> pop for osch-kosh. >> carl icahn making a tender offer. i don't own it, though, i don't know what's going to happen. it was an aggressive move, i've got to say that, but i think it'll play out. it's trading lower than his offer, which makes me actually a little bit nervous. wouldn't play. >> pop here...
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and over in france you have the market -- nobody wants to store that kind of crude. so you have the retailers who in the past might have built inventories are simply saying we won't build anything from brent. they are, however, the nonretailers, the tone eowners crude are building up insventor in the united states. that was the pressure on market. natural gas having tried to rally specialry with talk about colder weather coming couldn't take it as crude oil was plunging. stop orders got elected. there's just a lot of supply out there. >> if you're a novice viewer to cnbc, don't worry if you don't understand words like contango, backwardation. do you want oil delivered one month, six months from now? the way that plays out can have impact. dennis, where do nat gas and oil go from here? >> crude oil clearly wants to still go downward, michelle. i see no reason to think it's going to rally. the only hope crude oil had was gasoline. what i think is interesting is that here in the united states, the age of our automobile fleet is, what, 10.75 years old. we are driving les
and over in france you have the market -- nobody wants to store that kind of crude. so you have the retailers who in the past might have built inventories are simply saying we won't build anything from brent. they are, however, the nonretailers, the tone eowners crude are building up insventor in the united states. that was the pressure on market. natural gas having tried to rally specialry with talk about colder weather coming couldn't take it as crude oil was plunging. stop orders got...
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his long time bicycle partner, trek, the bike he road to the tour de france championship saying they are also dropping him. they will, however, continue to support his livestrong foundation. lance losing nike, bud, 24 hour fitness, a couple others and now his bike company dropping. >>> fears of a slow down keeping the china bears busy. how certain is a hard landing in china? the jpmorgan emerging economies fund is heavy china, outperforming to date. let's welcome the portfolio manager from jpmorgan asset corporation. george, you are not among those who are terrified and avoiding china. just the opposite. >> think about three terms here since we are working in euphemism. soft landing, hard landing. let's choose what i have called a bumpy landing. we have had a material slow down in china. here's what we are impressed by that tells us it's not a hard landing. one, policy has been tight for a long time. tighter than most of us thought. in that environment, think about the bear case. it's been centered on a crash in china real estate. when you tighten policy and keep it tight for a long
his long time bicycle partner, trek, the bike he road to the tour de france championship saying they are also dropping him. they will, however, continue to support his livestrong foundation. lance losing nike, bud, 24 hour fitness, a couple others and now his bike company dropping. >>> fears of a slow down keeping the china bears busy. how certain is a hard landing in china? the jpmorgan emerging economies fund is heavy china, outperforming to date. let's welcome the portfolio manager...
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maybe even a swiss national bank style of intervention where they're buying euros against the swiss franc. that's what i think potentially is going to happen today. >> your levels on the trade? >> sure. i want to buy euro/yen. more the more aggressive people, you could do it around 102. i'm leaving a stop 200 points below 99.50. a take profit at $107.50. it looks pie in the sky but if the bank of japan or finance ministry steps in and intervenes in the fashion i think they're going to, eventually this trade will work very, very well. >> andy, good to talk to you. >>> coming up in the next hour, "vanity fair's" profile of jamie dimon. how he's weathered several back-to-back to back storms. >>> but first final trades are next. ♪ [ male announcer ] the first look...is only the beginning. ♪ ♪ introducing a stunning work of technology. ♪ introducing the entirely new lexus es. and the first ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. and those well grounded. for what's around this corner... and the next. there's cash flow options from pnc. solutions to help businesses like yours
maybe even a swiss national bank style of intervention where they're buying euros against the swiss franc. that's what i think potentially is going to happen today. >> your levels on the trade? >> sure. i want to buy euro/yen. more the more aggressive people, you could do it around 102. i'm leaving a stop 200 points below 99.50. a take profit at $107.50. it looks pie in the sky but if the bank of japan or finance ministry steps in and intervenes in the fashion i think they're going...
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. >> the youtube stuff that kayla mentioned about responding to an e-mail from a reporter in france about revenue estimates for youtube, you could tell he responded quickly, yeah, they asked, did you respond, he said no. always the cover-up. never the action. it was almost like in the complaint they were trying to establish a pattern. >> yes. the prior misconduct as they referred to it. the prior misconduct would not be in the news if it weren't for -- >> bottom line, big loss for citi? >> yes, he's very good. he'll bounce back. shows how tough these regulations have become. and to kayla's point, i wouldn't be surprised if massachusetts has more other firms dragged into this. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> do not look now, but facebook has had a huge week. tuesday night's better than expected third-quarter results, shares on track now for a record weekly gain which not saying a whole lot. but it's better than dropping. right now the stock is up about 17 -- almost 18%-plus on the week. so nowhere near the ipo price, but kind of coming back. >>> coming up, it is shaping up to be the
. >> the youtube stuff that kayla mentioned about responding to an e-mail from a reporter in france about revenue estimates for youtube, you could tell he responded quickly, yeah, they asked, did you respond, he said no. always the cover-up. never the action. it was almost like in the complaint they were trying to establish a pattern. >> yes. the prior misconduct as they referred to it. the prior misconduct would not be in the news if it weren't for -- >> bottom line, big loss...